KEL Reaper of Entropy

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KEL Reaper of Entropy is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Tavern Games and was released on November 18, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

In "KEL Reaper of Entropy," you play as KEL, a powerful being tasked with restoring balance to a world threatened by chaos. Traverse diverse landscapes, from forests and deserts to underwater realms, in this action-packed RPG. Engage in strategic combat, utilizing an array of spells and abilities to defeat enemies and solve puzzles on your journey. Your choices and actions will shape the world around you, leading to multiple endings in this immersive, open-world experience.

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Audience ScoreBased on 35 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features a unique and original storyline with humorous dialogue that adds character and charm.
The graphics and world design are visually appealing, creating a great atmosphere for exploration.
The game offers a different approach to gameplay, focusing on clever interactions and quests rather than traditional combat.

The gameplay is limited with a small world, awkward controls, and a fixed camera that detracts from the experience.
Many players found the game to be short and lacking in content, with repetitive tasks and minimal depth.
There are numerous bugs and issues, including slow character movement and a lack of meaningful interactions with NPCs.

graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users praising the atmospheric visuals and overall quality, while others find them mediocre and lacking in customization options. The locked isometric view is noted, drawing comparisons to other dungeon crawlers, but the aesthetic is appreciated by many. Overall, while the graphics are generally considered good enough, there are limitations in adjusting settings that detract from the experience.
- “Graphics are really nice (great atmosphere!) and I enjoyed exploring the forest and the village pretty much.”
- “All in all, I like the game (the bugs aren't that major and I like the graphics a lot) plus it is an easy access game so hopefully these bugs will be cured!”
- “Graphics great.”
- “Mediocre graphics.”
- “Graphics controls - there is not a real way to adjust graphics outside of changing resolution and there is no windowed mode.”
- “Although it possesses the locked isometric view and aesthetic of a dungeon crawler like Torchlight or Diablo, to compare them one to one is like comparing Outlast to Call of Duty just because both involve first-person gameplay.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has received largely negative feedback, with many users finding it unenjoyable and lacking depth. While the game features a point-and-click mechanic and a visually appealing aesthetic reminiscent of dungeon crawlers, players criticize it for its aimless exploration and minimal engagement, leading to a sense of frustration rather than enjoyment. Overall, the gameplay is described as poor and lacking in meaningful interaction or progression.
- “The 'true' gameplay of the game lies in its point-and-click nature; you gather quests from people and explore the village and surrounding areas.”
- “I've heard it's got about 2-3 hours of gameplay, but so far (30 minutes in), I'm enjoying the back-and-forth banter between the main character and the other items/NPCs that I've discovered.”
- “Although it possesses the locked isometric view and aesthetic of a dungeon crawler like Torchlight or Diablo, to compare them one to one is like comparing Outlast to Call of Duty just because both involve first-person gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is virtually nonexistent, unless you enjoy walking around aimlessly, and there are no real redeeming qualities to actually encourage you to progress.”
- “It has very poor realistic gameplay, like when you fight.”
humor
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised for its clever dialogue and unique character, making it a standout in the fantasy genre. Players appreciate the well-structured story and the integration of humorous references, although some find certain attempts at humor to be juvenile. Overall, it offers a funny and engaging experience, particularly for those who enjoy witty wordplay and unconventional scenarios.
- “The game has a lot of character; the dialogue is well thought out and funny.”
- “If you are ready for a different fantasy game with humor where your main weapons are your words and cleverness, then 'Kel, Reaper of Entropy' is surely for you.”
- “I enjoyed how the humor and references were worked into the game.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is praised for its originality and engaging writing, featuring a unique premise where players control a skeleton named Kel who transforms into a human to interact with villagers. The narrative is complemented by humor and well-structured dialogue, although some reviewers feel it has potential for further development to enhance gameplay. Overall, the exploration-driven quest system and character interactions contribute to a fun and immersive experience.
- “It also has a completely original storyline unlike anything I have ever seen in other games, the first thing I think of being Dungeon Keeper but obviously this is of a completely different genre.”
- “Kel's strength lies in its writing to me, the dialogue and story are truly enjoyable and are supported well by the game's art and visuals.”
- “It's my kind of humor and the story feels well structured.”
- “It's like they couldn't figure out how to make the story of the skeleton that you fight into a game, so they made it a joke around where you would think it's fun to make you feel like you bought a game.”
- “The 'true' gameplay of the game lies in its point-and-click nature; you gather quests from people and explore the village and surrounding areas.”
- “It is through this exploration that you gather items that you can use to either fulfill quests or gain the favor/ire of the villagers so that they will grant you additional quests.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, particularly due to the poorly represented reputation and disguise systems in the HUD, which require them to loot dirt gold for trades. This process is seen as unnecessarily repetitive and detracts from the overall experience.
- “The reputation system and disguise system are not well represented through the HUD, and having to loot dirt gold to trade for a disguise feels tedious and grindy.”
- “Grinding for resources feels like a never-ending chore, making the gameplay experience frustrating rather than enjoyable.”
- “The constant need to grind for items and upgrades detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game, turning it into a repetitive task.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The stability of the game is typical for early access titles, with users reporting various bugs and inconsistencies, such as missing voice acting for some villagers.
- “As per usual for early access games, some functions were buggy and inconsistent, e.g., not all of the villagers had voice acting.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly impossible to progress without losing progress.”
- “I encountered numerous glitches that disrupted gameplay, including characters getting stuck and quests not triggering.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere is highly praised for its satisfying OST and design, contributing to an engaging and addictive puzzle-solving experience. The graphics enhance the overall ambiance, making exploration of the forest and village particularly enjoyable.
- “The atmosphere of the OST and design are more than satisfactory, and the puzzles quickly become addictive once you start to solve the early ones.”
- “The graphics are really nice (great atmosphere!), and I enjoyed exploring the forest and the village quite a bit.”
music
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The music and overall soundtrack design are highly praised for creating an engaging atmosphere, enhancing the gameplay experience, while the addictive nature of the puzzles keeps players invested.
- “The atmosphere of the OST and design are more than satisfactory, and the puzzles quickly become addictive once you start to solve the early ones.”